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Landed cost per unit calculator

Landed cost is what one sellable unit costs by the time it reaches your warehouse: the factory price plus inbound freight, duty, tariffs, insurance, and the port and brokerage fees that arrive on separate invoices weeks later.

Example inputs. Replace them with your last container.

Landed cost per sellable unit
$7.73
26.7% above the factory price
FactoryFreightDuty and tariffsInsurance, port, brokerage
Freight per unit
$0.65
Duty and tariffs per unit
$0.68
Insurance, port, brokerage per unit
$0.21
Sellable units
4,925
Total cost of the shipment
$38,075

Estimates from your inputs, not a customs quote.

Why it matters

Three places landed cost goes wrong.

Tariffs land late

The broker invoice arrives weeks after the goods. If pricing was set on the factory quote, the margin is already gone.

Freight is averaged

One expedited air shipment spread across a year of units hides which SKUs are actually unprofitable.

Damage is ignored

Cost per unit shipped is not cost per unit you can sell. Short and damaged cartons raise the real number.